Dollar vs. Dharma: India’s Stand in a Multi-Polar Global Order THE NEW INDIAN

Dollar vs. Dharma: India’s Stand in a Multi-Polar Global Order THE NEW INDIAN

The 21st century is supposed to mark the dawn of the Asian Century. With China, India, Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan emerging as dominant manufacturing hubs, the global economic gravity had visibly shifted eastward. A more balanced world multipolar in essence and anchored in Asian productivity seemed not just desirable but inevitable. Yet, the very powers that once hailed globalization are now orchestrating its reversal. What we are witnessing…

Money & Macro — What a multi-polar global economy will actually look like

China, Russia, Brazil, South Africa—and even Trump—are challenging the US-led global economic order. But what does a multipolar world actually mean for the economy, global politics, and your daily life? In this video, I explore the rising shift through the lens of geo-economics—a powerful but overlooked way to understand sanctions, foreign aid, and the true nature of global influence. Will we see a chaotic free-for-all, a fair rules-based system…